why fund the solution?
"Our governments have now met 12 times on biodiversity in the last 22 years. In the same period, they have also met 19 times on climate change and 11 times on desertification, not to mention countless preparatory meetings... It is clear that our governments have succeeded in mobilising a significant amount of resources to negotiate international strategies and plans to protect our planet. One wonders if these funds had been used for real outcomes on the ground..."
-- Forbes, 2014
Cass says,
BioIntegrity empowers the least expensive ways to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and save species on Earth. We do this by promoting the globally-strategic conservation projects that most efficiently protect and restore Earth's climate-centric ecosystems. In the process our donors are also helping to strengthen the global life support services, such as oxygen and food production.
Helping the world's best conservation teams expand their efforts to preserve Earth's most critical ecosystems is 100% tax deductible. Just visit our solutions page to connect to this month's recommended solution.
The projects we promote are socially powerful, too. Each framework is built on an economic model that is partnership-based and led by a deep respect for the indigenous and uncontacted peoples (aka. "forest guardians") living within these grand ecological systems. In fact, many of the projects we recommend rely on helping the world's most threatened indigenous communities obtain rights to their ancestral lands, in perpetuity. Through this combination of social and global environmental goods, BioIntegrity aims to empower a more generative future for all.
Helping the world's best conservation teams expand their efforts to preserve Earth's most critical ecosystems is 100% tax deductible. Just visit our solutions page to connect to this month's recommended solution.
The projects we promote are socially powerful, too. Each framework is built on an economic model that is partnership-based and led by a deep respect for the indigenous and uncontacted peoples (aka. "forest guardians") living within these grand ecological systems. In fact, many of the projects we recommend rely on helping the world's most threatened indigenous communities obtain rights to their ancestral lands, in perpetuity. Through this combination of social and global environmental goods, BioIntegrity aims to empower a more generative future for all.
We invite you to use your power to make a lasting difference today by supporting this month's featured project, showcased here.
